Harrison & Gil Daybeds

Turned walnut legs with gilt brass castors, buttoned upholstrey. Factory impressed marks to the castors, paper label and factory marked hessian base covering. Factory code 16226-69...

French iron bed, circa 1900, made to be used against the wall. The iron has a nice natural patina. The bed is sold alone, it does not include a mattre...

French 18th century Directoire bed.

This Daybed is nicely carved garnished with a red velvet fabric. Easy to place anywhere at home.

Exquisite 19th century French daybed, Louis XV style. As the stairways of houses and apartments in France are narrow, they build ...

Early 20th century empire revival painted Scandinavian day bed circa 1900. Grand sized Swedish day bed featuring scrolled end supports.  Pine frame ha...

A substantial and architecturally refined custom-made daybed designed and manufactured in Los Angeles, California, embodying the clean lines and relaxed sophistication of California ...

19th century daybed /bench. The daybed has a solid wood frame with stripe fabric.

An impressive (and long) Swedish Gustavian daybed from the 1790s. The bed frame is all hand carved with bell flower motifs and guilloche patterned carvings defining the graceful curv...

This upholstered French daybed exemplifies the refined elegance and sculptural minimalism that defined much of the late 20th century’s design innovation. French designers of this era...

Kazuhide Takahama studied architecture at university in Tokyo from 1949, taking his degree in 1953. He's, however, primarily known as a furniture and lighting designer. Kazuhide Takahama met furniture-maker Dino Gavina in Milan in 1957 and remained in Italy to design for Gavina's firm. Kazuhide Takahama's designs are distinguished by clarity of line and form, qualities that reveal his Japanese origins. He often combines traditional forms and techniques with Western elements in his designs. Other collaborations worthy of mention are the one with the furniture giant B&B Italia or with lighting brands such as Sirrah and Nemo. He too worked a lot as an architect, especially in Bologna, where he created the facade of the city airport and all the bus shelters...

20th Century English, Lloyd Loom style upholstered daybed. Circa 1950.